On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way (outside standard connection to SA via
malware condition) to pipe message into $run in acl_data? Smth
like that would definitely make Exim shine (even more, that is :-)...
As Magnus pointed out, this is not directly available,
Hi !!
Is there any way (outside standard connection to SA via
malware condition) to pipe message into $run in acl_data? Smth
like that would definitely make Exim shine (even more, that is :-)...
try this (example has been updated):
http://www.ols.es/exim/dlext
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Best regards ...
Hello,
I'm trying to cook up an ACL that would reject mails
considered spam, but that would still give human users a chance to confirm
that they are not spambot (in case of false positive).
So I
have this:
acl_smtp_data = check_message
...
check_message:
...
deny message = Your
message
First, please don't use the Reply button when you're starting a new issue
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On Wednesday 22 August 2007 17:29, [EMAIL
Hello,
OK, so I found this dlfunc extension:
http://www.ols.es/exim/dlext/
pipe_message works fine, except
this ACL doesn't work as I expected:
deny message
= Your message is considered spam. Please follow link http://${run
hostname -i}/antispam/$message_id if you're human and would like
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 21:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so I found this dlfunc extension:
http://www.ols.es/exim/dlext/
pipe_message works fine, except
this ACL doesn't work as I expected:
deny message
= Your message is considered spam. Please follow link http://${run
hostname
On 22/08/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yet, the ACL lets the message through. Anybody knows
how to make it fail message with 5xx code or accept it depending on script
exit status/std output?
deny condition=false
... means it won't deny. You got it the wrong way round.
Peter
deny message
= Your message is considered spam. Please follow link http://${run
hostname -i}/antispam/$message_id if you're human and would like to
confirm your message.
Um, can't you use $received_ip_address or something instead of running
an external program to find out your IP address?
550 Administrative prohibition
Got it, except I had to do this weird thing to get it working:
deny message = doesn't really matter
condition = ${dlfunc {/usr/sbin/exim-ext.so} {pipe_message}
{/etc/domeny/testme -u ...} }
message = Your message is considered spam. Please
